Corey Bit Spank
Active member
I washed my car today. It was warm and needed to be washed. 2 weeks is stretching it.
Kit Carnauba
Target lambswool washmit
another old washmit to clean the wheels/tires
RainX wheel protectant on the wheels (it was $1, it seems to do an okay job--good job of making them bead up if nothing else)
poorboys natural look on the tires sideskirts which was probably just rinsed off when I drove it eariler
And well, there's a lot on my paint if you believe in layering. Personally, I believe that's crap unless my car was in a bubble. But my car isn't in a bubble. Since I have last polished it in september, it has had a few coats of Klassge SG, a coat of EX-P, a coat of #16, a coat of Liquid Souveran, and another coat of #16 today because I felt a why not and Liquid Souveran wasn't the best idea for winter.
It could probably use a good vanilla moose treatment but that'll have to wait.
I miss this:
Kit Carnauba
Target lambswool washmit
another old washmit to clean the wheels/tires
RainX wheel protectant on the wheels (it was $1, it seems to do an okay job--good job of making them bead up if nothing else)
poorboys natural look on the tires sideskirts which was probably just rinsed off when I drove it eariler
And well, there's a lot on my paint if you believe in layering. Personally, I believe that's crap unless my car was in a bubble. But my car isn't in a bubble. Since I have last polished it in september, it has had a few coats of Klassge SG, a coat of EX-P, a coat of #16, a coat of Liquid Souveran, and another coat of #16 today because I felt a why not and Liquid Souveran wasn't the best idea for winter.
It could probably use a good vanilla moose treatment but that'll have to wait.
I miss this:
My car is in need of a drop. haha.
i guess even if you have some good wax on the car, the snow doesn't just slide off like rain would, huh? 
